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Ralph Hodgson (1895-1948) lived by the motto inscribed on his tombstone: “It’s not what you have lost that counts but what you have.” These words defined his life’s work, as he dedicated himself to ensuring that his...
How can words alone truly reflect the appreciation due to the veterans who served in Canada’s Armed Forces during times of conflicts? Throughout our history many Canadians have served, and thousands have died while in our armed...
Working people power Canada’s economy. But despite our hard work, workers and our families are struggling to get ahead.Our pay cheques are stretched thin. Grocery prices are sky-high, interest rates are crushing us, and the cost of...
I am writing to formally express my concerns regarding your recent decision to refrain from mailing Voter Information Cards (VICs) to all eligible voters due to the impending Canada Post strike. While I understand the desire to...
I am writing again to update everyone about the Eastern Guysborough County Ratepayers Association (EGCRA) and the municipality’s lack of response, especially in regard to the Canso triple tax! In our last letter to...
September 5 marks the first day of the fall sitting of the Legislature. New Democrat MLAs will return to Province House focused on plans to address the housing crisis. “We have an opportunity this...
To kick-off the fall session of the Legislature, the Nova Scotia Liberals will table a number of bills to put money back in the pockets of Nova Scotians who are struggling with the rising cost of living.
Atlantic business owners express frustrations with their municipalities, but some cities are responding Seven in ten (69 per cent) small businesses in Atlantic Canada do not believe their property taxes provide good value for...
Two important amendments to the Workers’ Compensation Act have taken effect, offering more protection against new types of injury, and making things a little easier for those left behind when tragedy strikes. WCB Nova...
Nova Scotia has changed more in the past five years than it has in my lifetime. Our population is growing, there are cranes in the sky and the province is changing. While we see growth in our...




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